Gundi Falk (1966) - Les Enlacés rouges - grande peinture sur panneau Circa 2000-2002

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Gundi Falk, Les Enlacés rouges, an original acrylic painting on panel (70 x 100 cm) signed with the GF monogram in the lower left, dating to 2007, from Austria, depicting nude figures in abstract expressionist style and in bon état, unframed.

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Gundi Falk (born 1966) – The Red Enlaces / The Red Bindings
Panel Painting
Circa 2000-2002

Artist: Gundi Falk (born 1966 in Salzburg, Austria – lives and works in Brussels)

Title: The Red Enlaces / The Red Bindings
Date: Circa 2000-2002
Technique: Painting (acrylic) on panel
Dimensions: 100 x 70 cm
Signature: Monogram “GF” in a square, bottom left
Condition: Work from the studio, with small signs of wear and period imperfections, normal for a working piece
Framing: Sold unframed
Provenance: Artist’s studio, Brussels – SR Fine Art

The work
On a dark red background, almost burgundy, bodies cling to each other. One arm rises, fist clenched. A back curves. A thigh crosses in front of another. The figures do not stand out from one another: they interlock, lean on each other, close in again.
Nothing is portrait. Everything is embrace — weight, rhythm, contact.
Volumes are built up in broad planes of white, gray and black. The blacks delineate the joints and the gaps between the bodies. The whites advance the flesh.
The red is not just a backdrop: it is brushed in the same gesture, with reserves and reworkings, and isolates the figures. From afar, the work reads as a single glance: entwined characters, a tense repose, a knot.
Up close, one sees the atelier work — impasto, brush marks, the panel still visible beneath the matter.
Large horizontal format, almost sculptural in presence. The red lends this embrace a warmth that the adjoining gray room does not possess.
The panel requires a calm wall and oblique light so that the whites gain their full density.
The artist
Gundi Falk, born in 1966 in Salzburg, is a painter, sculptor and contemporary dancer by training. She studied dance and calligraphy in Asia and Europe.
Based in Brussels for many years, she develops a practice where movement, rhythm, chance and space are inseparable.
Line is not a descriptive contour: it is the trace of a body in motion.
Since 1998 she has exhibited internationally. Notable exhibitions include:
- Gallery at the Assignment Theater, Taipei (1998)
- Grand Casino Bern (2005)
- Le Corbusier, Marseille (2006)
- Museum of New Art, Pärnu, Estonia (2009-2010)
- Galerie Vertigo Art and Le Salon d’Art, Brussels (2011, 2014).

From 2011 she has collaborated with Pierre Cordier, inventor of the chemigram (1956).
Their joint works have been shown at Von Lintel Gallery, New York (Unique, 2013); Haines Gallery, San Francisco (Index and Icon, 2015); The Heckscher Museum, New York (Modern Alchemy – Experiments in Photography, 2014-2015); Paris Photo (2016); Galerie Volker Diehl, Berlin (2016); Barbado Gallery, Lisbon (2016); Galerie Anna Wenger, Zurich (The Chemigram, 2018); Galerie Gimpel & Müller, Paris (DUO, 2020-2021); Hangar Photo Art Center, Brussels (UNIQUE / Beyond Photography, 2024); La Centrale.brussels (Hosting, 2024).

Separately, her pictorial work — interlacings, constructions of nudes, lineworks — has been shown notably at Espace Art by Goralska, Luxembourg (Entrelacs – Espace de dynamisme et de souffles, 2022), RSF Paris (2025) and Galerie Marcher, Wels (Lebenslinien, 2025-2026).

Her works appear in private collections across Europe, the United States and Asia.

Seller's Story

About SR Fine Art With nearly 28 years of experience in the art market, I am passionate about rediscovering artists’ studios and bringing their works to a wide audience on Catawiki. I specialize in Belgian and European modern and contemporary art. My flagship collection is the studio archive of Robert Detheux (nearly 1,500 works on paper). I also offer surrealist drawings, beautiful abstract paintings from the 1950s, magnificent nude photographs by Michel Pinel, contemporary paintings, Cobra compositions, and works by Marcus de Vestele, Gundi Falk, René Mels, Eugène Eechaut and many others. From intimate drawings to large formats, there is something for every taste and every budget. The vast majority of my auctions start at 1 € with no reserve price, giving everyone the chance to acquire unique pieces. Every shipment is prepared with the utmost care using professional museum-quality packaging to ensure perfect condition upon arrival. Join my growing community of satisfied clients and follow my new auctions to discover rare works from these exceptional studios. Thank you for your trust and happy bidding! SR Fine Art
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Gundi Falk (born 1966) – The Red Enlaces / The Red Bindings
Panel Painting
Circa 2000-2002

Artist: Gundi Falk (born 1966 in Salzburg, Austria – lives and works in Brussels)

Title: The Red Enlaces / The Red Bindings
Date: Circa 2000-2002
Technique: Painting (acrylic) on panel
Dimensions: 100 x 70 cm
Signature: Monogram “GF” in a square, bottom left
Condition: Work from the studio, with small signs of wear and period imperfections, normal for a working piece
Framing: Sold unframed
Provenance: Artist’s studio, Brussels – SR Fine Art

The work
On a dark red background, almost burgundy, bodies cling to each other. One arm rises, fist clenched. A back curves. A thigh crosses in front of another. The figures do not stand out from one another: they interlock, lean on each other, close in again.
Nothing is portrait. Everything is embrace — weight, rhythm, contact.
Volumes are built up in broad planes of white, gray and black. The blacks delineate the joints and the gaps between the bodies. The whites advance the flesh.
The red is not just a backdrop: it is brushed in the same gesture, with reserves and reworkings, and isolates the figures. From afar, the work reads as a single glance: entwined characters, a tense repose, a knot.
Up close, one sees the atelier work — impasto, brush marks, the panel still visible beneath the matter.
Large horizontal format, almost sculptural in presence. The red lends this embrace a warmth that the adjoining gray room does not possess.
The panel requires a calm wall and oblique light so that the whites gain their full density.
The artist
Gundi Falk, born in 1966 in Salzburg, is a painter, sculptor and contemporary dancer by training. She studied dance and calligraphy in Asia and Europe.
Based in Brussels for many years, she develops a practice where movement, rhythm, chance and space are inseparable.
Line is not a descriptive contour: it is the trace of a body in motion.
Since 1998 she has exhibited internationally. Notable exhibitions include:
- Gallery at the Assignment Theater, Taipei (1998)
- Grand Casino Bern (2005)
- Le Corbusier, Marseille (2006)
- Museum of New Art, Pärnu, Estonia (2009-2010)
- Galerie Vertigo Art and Le Salon d’Art, Brussels (2011, 2014).

From 2011 she has collaborated with Pierre Cordier, inventor of the chemigram (1956).
Their joint works have been shown at Von Lintel Gallery, New York (Unique, 2013); Haines Gallery, San Francisco (Index and Icon, 2015); The Heckscher Museum, New York (Modern Alchemy – Experiments in Photography, 2014-2015); Paris Photo (2016); Galerie Volker Diehl, Berlin (2016); Barbado Gallery, Lisbon (2016); Galerie Anna Wenger, Zurich (The Chemigram, 2018); Galerie Gimpel & Müller, Paris (DUO, 2020-2021); Hangar Photo Art Center, Brussels (UNIQUE / Beyond Photography, 2024); La Centrale.brussels (Hosting, 2024).

Separately, her pictorial work — interlacings, constructions of nudes, lineworks — has been shown notably at Espace Art by Goralska, Luxembourg (Entrelacs – Espace de dynamisme et de souffles, 2022), RSF Paris (2025) and Galerie Marcher, Wels (Lebenslinien, 2025-2026).

Her works appear in private collections across Europe, the United States and Asia.

Seller's Story

About SR Fine Art With nearly 28 years of experience in the art market, I am passionate about rediscovering artists’ studios and bringing their works to a wide audience on Catawiki. I specialize in Belgian and European modern and contemporary art. My flagship collection is the studio archive of Robert Detheux (nearly 1,500 works on paper). I also offer surrealist drawings, beautiful abstract paintings from the 1950s, magnificent nude photographs by Michel Pinel, contemporary paintings, Cobra compositions, and works by Marcus de Vestele, Gundi Falk, René Mels, Eugène Eechaut and many others. From intimate drawings to large formats, there is something for every taste and every budget. The vast majority of my auctions start at 1 € with no reserve price, giving everyone the chance to acquire unique pieces. Every shipment is prepared with the utmost care using professional museum-quality packaging to ensure perfect condition upon arrival. Join my growing community of satisfied clients and follow my new auctions to discover rare works from these exceptional studios. Thank you for your trust and happy bidding! SR Fine Art
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Details

Artist
Gundi Falk (1966)
Sold with frame
No
Sold by
Owner or reseller
Edition
Original
Title of artwork
Les Enlacés rouges - grande peinture sur panneau Circa 2000-2002
Technique
Acrylic painting
Signature
Signed
Country of origin
Austria
Year
2007
Condition
Good condition
Height
70 cm
Width
100 cm
Depiction/theme
Nude
Style
Abstract Expressionism
Period
2000-2010
BelgiumVerified
4050
Objects sold
99.62%
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